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Why is the ancestral state considered aquatic and not terrestrial in protostomes?
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Why is the ancestral state considered aquatic and not terrestrial in protostomes?

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The clade of protozoa exhibit the speciation deducible to that of aquatic species. Namely, the development of eyes, which are immersed in fluids, and the availability of water to provide nutrition, which the land cannot.
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